Marriages and society notes from Lawrence Kansas
Announcements from Lawrence Kansas include the May 4 1929 marriage of Miss Hazel Grifhits to Roland A De Watteville a Kansas University graduate now advertising manager of the Journal World in Lawrence Dr L E Bice and Miss Ora Mae Geiger formerly of Salina wed in Oska loosa on a trip to follow The Social Service League to meet Monday at 10 29 in the old city hall The Brackett community club holds its monthly meeting at the Brackett School House with talks and yells The Ivan Rowe party in town hosts a dinner at the Hotel Eldridge with guests including the Weavers Maloney and Mitchell among others The Lawrence Flower Club suspends its regular meeting to visit gardens Mrs Alice Davis and Mrs Fred Broeker noted The Imperial auction club hosted by Mrs Julius Marks with guests from Stuart Florida Topeka and elsewhere Miss Harreld Drennon celebrated a birthday with a dinner party and the Brackett 4-H club discussed sewing plans for the summer The Brideettes plan a Country Club card morning in honor of Miss Helen Friend with luncheon at 1 0 clock and Country Club activities continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hazel Grifhits
Roland “A. de Watte- Milles
Personal notices of families traveling and events in Colorado and Texas
Mev and Mrs Henry Jensen and Leland of Lawrence Mr and Fred Prosser and Mr and LaVerne Schubert and son of Topeka left Tuesday for Denver Colorado where they spent the Fourth of July with Kenneth and Raymond Prosser of Greeley Colorado. They will spend the remainder of the week in Colorado Springs. Harri R Sanders of Fort Lauderdale a graduate of the K L B S engineering school is his mother Mrs C H Sanders He is an electrical contractor. Fort Lauderdale and Mrs Harold W Herrick Inglewood what have been spend couple of days with Mrs Ed left for their home this morning. They were joined here by their Agubbies Miss Josephine Herrick who has been studying music at Curtis Institute Philadelphia M Phil Wight of Seattle he has been visiting Mrs Edmonson and other relatives here will leave es one for ington D W who will meet her son 4 urrh Wight swho has just been graduated from the Washington State Agricultural Heges other sthey will make three on s tour following the coast buth stopping at Staunton Va Mr Wight was a student at Staunton Military Academy for four years then going to Florida Texas and California. Mr Wight what received a broken column san accident just out enver while on her way three weeks ago is ved of the age of her left Helen Josephine Hoste yesterday morning for Camp twenty-five miles from Emshire She will det as one of h at the Girl Reserve 12 high school girls from heich opened there continue for ten accompanied by Ginia Hosford who ind Mrs W R Coul lornaday and son McCracken left this
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Mev
Henry Jensen
Leland
Lawrence
Fred Prosser
LaVerne Schubert and Son
Topeka
Denver
Calo
Kenneth
Raymond
Prosser
Greely
Colo
Colorado
Springs
Harri R. Sanders
Lauderlai
K. Lbs Sin
Phil Wight
Seattle
Edmonson
Ington
Urrh Wight
Washington ‘State Agricultural
Staunton
Wight
Em' Shire
Igh‘school
Heich
Ginia Hosford
W. R. Coul
Lornaday
McCracken
Social Calendar Highlights Leavenworth Area Events
Weekend social calendar lists Miss Tarttet Stacey of Leavenworth to Robert Brown of Tulsa in a Leavenworth ceremony. Nearby notes include golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. A Bliesner, and various bridge, golf, and club activities at the Oak Ridge and Leavenworth Country clubs. Several residents travel to Topeka, Albany, and Kansas City for visits and events.
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Fred’ Brocker
Fur farming fuels eight million dollars yearly in US
St Petersburg reports the fur industry now brings about eight million dollars annually in the United States. Peter Duffus of Pontiac Michigan notes modern traps and higher fur prices diminish wild species, with most valuable pelts now bred on farms. The piece traces early efforts from 1870 when Ben Haysgood in Canada started the first vat of farmed skins and later partnerships advanced farmed fur production and high London prices.
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St.Petersburg
Fla
Peter Duffus
Fox Farm
Pontiac, Mich
Ben Haysgood
Tignish
Prince Edward Island
Canada
North Cape
London
Dalton
Sutton
Lathe Granch
Sevates Island
Ingind
Pries
Brighton Fishermen Protest Beach Growth Threatens Livelihood
Irate Brighton fishermen protest municipal beach extensions arguing bathing facilities eat into fishing areas. spokesman Frank Leach demands action or they will defend rights and may remove new bathing notices along the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
England
Fraank Leach
Elem
U.S
Legation
Aunt Het and Robert Auillen Syndicate Copyright 2920
Aunt Het and Robert Auillen are cited in a copyright notice from 2920 by Publishers Syndicate. The item appears as a brief legal or publishing notice indicating ownership and rights reserved. No further context or details are provided in the fragment.
Chew Bulky Foods Well Says Ivy from Gorgas Institute
A.C. Ivy of Northwestern University urges thorough mastication to aid digestion. He notes that chewing dilutes food with saliva, helps cooked starch digestion, and eases swallowing. Thorough chewing accelerates stomach emptying and reduces gas from bulky foods, preventing constipation.
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A.C. Ivy
Northwestern University
Chicago
Ill
Air taxis planned for England with small fast flights
English transport plans include shilling a mile air taxis for hopping around England and 40 passenger biplanes to India and South Africa. Hanworth airdrome will host one passenger air taxis with baggage at lower rates than a land cab. A traveler missing a boat train could catch a ship at Southampton for $18 as the fleet expands from 16 aircraft.
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London
England
India
South Africa
Hanworth
Southampton
Wheat yields high in Douglas county on Petty farm
George Petty of Bismarck threshes wheat on his forty five acre farm and reports an average of twenty three and a half bushels per acre with a 61 pound test weight. The Harvest Queen variety was grown with help from family and neighbors as local harvest activities continue.
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George Petty
Douglas County
Bismark
Petty
Prairie Center Social Roundup and Local Travels
Word arrived of Jim Reed of Canton’s death, prompting E. Reed and Martin Flaherty to travel for the funeral. J. M. White aided Billy Nichols in harvest. residents and visitors from Kansas City and Gardner noted. Harold, White and Rena visited Rower Miller’s. Esther, Mary White hosted a Tuesday meeting with a lunch. Harold and Dorothy Mize spent the week at home. Carl Steed visited William Mi Floyd Clark and family with Bert Jennings.
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E. Reed
Jim Reed
Canton
Mr. Reed
Martin Flaherty
J. M. White
Billy Nichols
Charlie Rowe
W.G. Rice
Kansas City
S Huth Reddenbaugh
Gardner
Ann Jewetts
Harold
White
Rena
Rower Miller's
Lassen
Esther
Aimmer
Mary E. White
Dorothy Mize
Carl Steed
Willian
Mi Floyd - Clark
Melvin Clark
Bert/ Jennings
Longeth by Christopher O Ha unit union service day
An OCR fragment notes a regular day for members of a group called meen lee. The text mentions uniting with others through a lin ening union service, signaling a communal or organizational gathering activity.
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Longeth
Christopher
Meen Lee
Lin Ening
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Delta” Zeta
Bice
the Social Service League
Ccity
He Brackett & Community sBlub
Brackett-school
Ivan Rowe
Evanston
Eldridgs
A. BR. Weaver
Mei
C. W. Maloney
Jilius Marks
Imperial Auction ‘Club
Charles R. Greenlees
Stuart, Fla
J. M.sanderson
Toneka
Fredo Barteldes
Helmer Klock
Hareld’ Drennon
Henry Eisler
Pegey. Knotts
Lowise Khan
Drennon
Brackett
Fralick
Darly
Fra
Helen Friend
Ciert
Albany
James ‘Walker
Misa Frances, Killinger
Ruby
von. Schmeling
G.M. Falley
H. M. Stucker
Washington, D. C
van Neste
Dick Williams
Solon Emery
A.B. Weaver
Jen’ of
Tirana
Albania
United States
Zog
King Zog’s Palace, Was Designed, and Is Built. Largely By Charles C. Hart
Minneapolis
Washington
New Kingdom
Montenegro
Pelope Aintifé
Hluff
Kans
Junius
Het
Robert Auillen
Publishers Syndicat
Gorgas
Memorial Institute
Washington, D.C
Lawrence Steam Laundry
and. H
Home Service. and Laundry Co
Lanny, i
Myx Jen
Ning
Clark
Stella Reams
Gordon
Lawrence Werg
Ray
Charles Moores
Dunlap
Elroy Parker
Friends Church
Gracey Eon
Howard Marsh
Eldon
Daring
Liver Klarhm
Willie Price and Son
Henry Price
John D. Mills
Friends University
Wichita
Edgar White
Famil
Roger Miller
Harold White
LE. Andrew
iLloyd B
Dan Edington
Merlyn Andrew
Cedar Junction
George Vitt
Mila Votaws
Louie’ Middleton
Leonard White
Ari Institute
Lucile Gordon
Olathe
Phil Hawkins
Harold Gorden
Prairie Center
Trinity Episcopal Church
Tenth
Vermont
F. B. Shoner
H. C. Taylor
Govoninton
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Hary A. Gordon
Edwin F. Price
Metzler
Optometrist
I.e Teaners
Reveanee
Tattooo Arvana
Johansen’s
Mass
Willys - Overland
Toledo
Ohio
Whippet
Dewan
New. Superior
Tole 10
Ri Mass
Ward's Flower Store
McNish
God
Canvas Tabernacle
Paul R. Boothby
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